Applying for Grants
All about Foundation Grants
The Rotary Foundation Grants
District Grant Reports
Interim Reports on Awards from the District Grant for 25/26 are due as soon as possible, but at the latest by the end of April 2026. A simple jotform report form is available here. Please send final reports two months after the project is complete, including photos, if possible. Please keep us informed of progress, including via social media.Contact Richard Cooper with queries or requests for assistance with this programme.
Foundation Grants
All Districts in RI have to be qualified to
receive financial support from The Rotary Foundation.
All Clubs have subsequently to be qualified and achieve this by
- a member completing the grant management seminar and the cureent grants recertification course online via the learning centre
- the President Elect & President Nominee completing, signing and
scanning a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for an award from the District
Grant or a Global Grant or both.
(The cooperating organisations MoU is only signed if a third party is involved.)
Link to resource pageA second round of capped bids was announced at the Foundation Dinner on November 19th 2025. The closing date was January 2nd 2026. The 25/26 district grant has now been closed.
Deadline for 25/26 interim district grant reports is the end of April 2026.
Instructions are available on the Foundation Resources page.
Introduction to MyRotary
You will need to access MyRotary in order to complete the Grant Management Seminar or Grant Recertification courses referred to below.Grant Management Seminar
The Grant Management Seminar on Learning Centre is the pre-requisite training course for all clubs wanting to apply for a Global or District Grant.One member from each Club must complete the above course in the RI Learning Centre and the subsequent annual Grant Recertification course each year that they wish to apply for a Global Grant.
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